Hotel MS Collection Arouca / MiMool Arquitectura & Design de Interiores
Completed in 2025 in Arouca, Portugal. Images by Ivo Tavares Studio. The rehabilitation of the former Monastery of Santa Maria de Arouca, classified as a National Monument since 1910, proposes the transformation of a...
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Microsoft’s identity for Copilot positions it as a tool for work
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Duramobi’s underwater speaker turns your pool into a sound system
https://youtu.be/Y_jemD5s9Yc Here's a pool party experiment you've run without meaning to. Someone's Bluetooth speaker is blasting on the deck, you duck under to rescue a dropped pair of sunglasses, and the playlist vanishes. Up top it's Dua Lipa, down below it's a muffled thud and the hum of the pool filter. Water is roughly 800
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Statik PowerStand turns a USB-C cable into a folding phone stand
A phone charging flat on a desk isn't particularly useful when you want to follow a recipe or join a video call. Statik's PowerStand gives that familiar cable an extra job, building a folding stand directly into its USB-C connector. The $19.99 retail accessory lets your phone stay propped up while plugged in, without adding
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A Hidden Mechanism Turns the Scissor Chair Into a Lounger
Buying a chair for conversation and buying one for an evening with a book can feel like two separate furniture decisions. One asks you to sit up; the other invites you to sink back. If your living room doesn't have space for both, the Scissor Chair offers an appealing compromise. Produced by the German company
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FilaLoom Weaves Yarn Into 3D Prints Without Extra Motors
Blue and lilac yarn snakes through white plastic ribs in one of FilaLoom’s samples, giving the object a basketlike appearance that makes me want to pick it up. The appeal is easy to understand: intricate geometry only gets you so far when you want an object with a textile character. FilaLoom brings actual yarn into
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8 Gifts That Actually Impress the Guy Who Has It All
He already has the phone he wants, the watch he chose himself, and strong opinions about the coffee equipment on his counter. Buying him something more expensive probably won’t help. Finding an object with a detail he hasn’t encountered might. Think of a notebook whose guidelines visually recede, a lamp that opens like a book,
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Eight unconventional lighting designs that tear up the rulebook
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studio KO turns historic 1960s bus palladium nightclub into five-star hotel in paris
studio KO transforms paris’ legendary bus palladium into a 35-room hotel, layering raw concrete, cork, vinyl and 1970s references in pigalle.
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the kyoot flat pack pizza rack clamps to your headtube
The new Kyoot Flat Pack Pizza Rack is a heatube-mounted system that provides greater cargo capacity without additional mounts...
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Rafael Prieto creates furniture from fragments of New York buildings
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Freckle phone aims to send kids outside to play and engage with the world
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ReSKU 2.0 fabric by Camira
Recycled wool and renewable flax come together in a warm melange of colour in British textile brand Camira's ReSKU 2.0 fabric.
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Meta unveils lightweight VR glasses and camera-free AI glasses at Connect 2026
Meta has revealed slimline VR glasses for immersive entertainment on the go and an audio-only, camera-free version of its Ray-Ban glasses as the latest additions to its expanding product portfolio.
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Dancers pull clothes from Tate Modern's floor for Homme Plissé Issey Miyake show
Fashion brand Homme Plissé Issey Miyake has created a capsule collection for London's Tate Modern art gallery, which was informed by Henri Matisse's artwork The Snail and revealed as part of a dance performance.
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Hanji House exhibition celebrates traditional Korean papermaking
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Open-Plan Offices Killed the Private Desk, and This Pod Brings It Back
Most office furniture solves privacy by sealing someone off completely: four walls and a door that shuts out everyone else, along with any sense of connection to the room. The Seed Pod skips that tradeoff. It wraps a single desk and seat inside a radiating fan of white wooden slats, open enough to see through,
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AEG’s IFA 2026 Lineup Is the Backstage Crew Every Home Host Needed
Hosting has become the thing to do again, but nobody said it got any easier. AEG seems to have noticed that gap. At IFA 2026 in Berlin, its Art of Hosting platform argues that appliances shouldn't work alone. Kitchen, laundry, and cleaning tech should move as one system, clearing friction so the host stays at
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POOR Collective's debut rug collection evokes London's Trellick Tower
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Emeco sues Zara Home over chairs designed by Norman Foster
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Finally, Learning Robotics Doesn’t Cost a Five-Figure Lab
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reiTh7K4KSc For most of the last decade, if you wanted to actually build and train a robot, you needed one of three things: a university lab, a five-figure budget, or a job at a tech company willing to foot the bill. The tools existed, but the entry price kept ordinary curious people locked out of
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Longchamp releases "architectural collection" informed by Heatherwick-designed store
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Craighill rethinks the pocket lighter based on historical designs
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Heinz adjustable ketchup lid allows for "perfect squeeze"
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The Resistance Is Here
The Resistance Is Here: They didn’t plan to be activists. But scientists have united to overturn Trump’s drastic cuts to science.
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a pablo picasso print stolen in 2018 has finally been recovered
The recovered print is the ninth of just 30 copies, signed by Picasso in green.
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IKEA launches collectible design objects "at a price that people can afford"
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A $69 Pen-Shaped Electric Screwdriver Just Might Save Your Laptop’s $1000 Repair Bill
Have you noticed everything wants to rent itself to you now? Your car has a subscription for heated seats, your printer snitches on you for buying off brand ink, and your phone battery is glued in so tight that replacing it feels like defusing a bomb. Somewhere along the way "buying" a gadget quietly turned
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Dress made of living mycelium can renew and repair itself
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Someone Stuffed a Full Retro Console Inside an NES Controller for $17
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHiZqVmnwvw Most original NES controllers haven't seen active duty in decades. They survive in storage bins and attic boxes, physically intact and perfectly functional as controllers, but with nothing left to plug them into. The consoles they were paired with have long since been replaced or decommissioned. The hardware was always well built, but the
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Six architecture and design events in August from Dezeen Events Guide
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Contemporary Room Dividing Screens by Fold Studio
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Hangman lighting by Rakumba among four new products on Dezeen Showroom
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